Shape and expectations first
We discuss what you would like to change: contour, volume, proportions or visible asymmetry. It is equally important to explain what you do not want, such as excessive volume, a different expression or lengthy recovery.
When filler may be considered
Lip filler is one possible approach, rather than an automatic answer to every concern. Material, volume and technique require individual assessment. We discuss indications, limitations and alternatives; this website does not prescribe a product or dose.
What to tell the physician
Mention previous treatment, even if it was a long time ago. Bring the product name, date and volume if available.
- Previous fillers, reactions and complications.
- Medication, allergies, health conditions and current symptoms.
- Any upcoming event that affects your plans.
- Your expectations and reference images as discussion points, not a fixed template.
Risks and recovery
Injections carry risks. Before deciding, discuss swelling, bruising, asymmetry and rare serious complications, including vascular complications. Individual aftercare, warning signs and a contact route after treatment should be agreed with the physician.
Common questions
Can I discuss shape without a noticeable increase in volume?
Yes. Discuss your priorities at the consultation. Suitability for any intervention depends on examination.
Can you assess a previous result?
Start with a second opinion. Examination and information about previous treatment are needed before considering next steps.
Can I book just before an event?
Mention the event date in advance. Recovery and reactions vary, so allow time and discuss timing with the physician.
General risk information: FDA. Discuss your individual circumstances with the physician.
Website information · Updated 5 October 2026